Historical Context
This edition is offered as historical source material for research, study, and private collection. Irving Books does not endorse National Socialism, racial hatred, antisemitism, political violence, or unlawful discrimination. Some material reflects the language and ideology of its period and is presented for historical understanding.
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This listening edition contains the 20 original chapters of Volume 1, with the reader advisory and historical epigraph retained.
The original Volume I preface, dated October 1920, is included.
Reader advisory
This historical source contains antisemitic propaganda, slurs, false allegations and conspiracy theories, including material drawn from the forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion. These allegations are not reliable accounts of Jewish people or organisations. Irving Books presents this material for historical research, critical study and documentary reference, and does not endorse its claims or views.
Authorship and historical context
Henry Ford owned and financed The Dearborn Independent. Its staff, under editor William J. Cameron, produced the articles in 1920β1922. In 1927 Ford issued a public apology and retraction. Original titles and headings are retained as historical evidence, not as the conclusions of this edition.
This digital edition
- 20 numbered chapters across 25 indexed audio sections
- DRM-free chaptered M4B audiobook
- Individually tagged MP3 chapters in a ZIP package
- Embedded square audiobook artwork
- AI-generated narration by Adrian in an American voice; not an archival recording
Running time and downloads
8 hours 35 minutes.
- MP3 chapters (ZIP): 764.2 MB
- Chaptered M4B audiobook: 380.5 MB
Download and playback
Protected download links are provided after successful payment and remain available in your Irving Books account. VLC can play the M4B files and their chapter markers. MP3 chapters provide a separate playback option. No printed book, disc or USB stick is included.
The audiobook series
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